While American businesses are cutting costs and letting people go, Today in America TV stays strong with a staff of dedicated television professionals. Senior producer Angelo Tony Ferraro is one of them. The New York born former stockbroker celebrates his 10 year anniversary with the outstanding show. He started as an associate producer and throughout his tenure he rose to the top management position. “I really enjoy talking to companies and learning about what they do”, he said. He spends most of his day talking with prospective guests and supporting associate producers with his positive enthusiasm. The hours are certainly much better than those of a harried stock broker, which gives Ferraro more time to spend with his wife and three children. He adds that “to be able to make a good living with decent hours” is one of the plusses of his job. The Today in America Terry Bradshaw show congratulates Senior Producer Angelo Tony Ferraro for 10 years of commitment and dedication.

The educational show examines topics which reflect the world of business people. It features interviews with leaders in industry, experts in their fields and those who have a unique product or service to offer. Today in America with Terry Bradshaw films in the United States and Canada and is distributed regionally and nationally on cable television networks with a focus on business news and information. It is hosted by NFL Hall of Famer quarterback Terry Bradshaw.

The famed former professional football player is one of the most popular sports celebrities in the country. He played for the Pittsburgh Steelers for 14 years before retiring from the grid iron. Bradshaw is a down-to-earth and charismatic person who has guest starred on comedic television shows. Now, he is a favorite on the motivational speak circuit, a best-selling author and a frequent guest on talk shows. Learn more about him and the show at todayinamericatv.com. Watch behind the scenes clips on Facebook and YouTube and send senior producer Ferraro a congratulatory message on Twitter.